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Conventionally, length is the bigger of the two.

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What is longer length or width?

The longer side is usually called "length".


What side is length and what side is width of a table?

Conventionally length is the longer dimension.


How do you know which side is the length and which side is the width of a rectangle?

Most commonly, the longer side is the length.


Which side of a rectangle is the length?

Either of the longer and shorter sides, but the length is usually the longer side and width is usually the shorter side.


What is side length?

Usually the longer one.


Is the longer side in a rectangle always the length?

By convention the longer side is called the length, but it doesn't have to be. Consider a rectangular window: If you were to buy a blind for a window, the length of the blind would correspond to the drop from top to bottom of the window, and the width of the blind would correspond to the distance from side to side. If the window was a short, wide window the width of the blind would be longer than its length!


Does it matter which dimensions you select for the length and width when you find the area of a rectangle?

not really but the length is always the longer side :)


What is the width of a blackboard?

Blackboards are different sizes. You need to measure the particular blackboard with a ruler or tape measure to get the width. The width is the shorter side (the length is the longer side).


What is the difference between diameter and width?

Diameter is equivalent to the width of a circular object. Width is the shorter side of a non-circular two-dimensional object. The longer side is considered the length.


What way is length and width?

length is up and down width is side to side


How do you differentiate between length and width?

length is ALWAYS longer than the width


Is the width of an object usually more than its length?

Mathematically you can call the short side width and long side length or you can call the short side length and long side width. In practice, usually we specify the width is shorter than the length.